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The finest Misses and Gl,iI-
dren's spring heel shoes at
JACOB MAX & SON.
Cheau Rates te CHICAGO and Return,

TAe Chicago & Northwestern Railway
90. will sell Cheap excursion tickets to
Chicago snd Feturn during September
and October, on account of the Ohicggo
Exposition. which will continue from
September 7thtt 70 October a2nd, and fes
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Latest and best styles of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's slippers ever showni in
YanktOn at
G MAX & SON.
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KOENIG-In Yankton. on Thursday night,
Sept: 22nd, 1887. Eofia Koenig, daughter OF Mr..
days.
This is the second child which Mr.. and
Mrs. Koenig have been called upon to
bury within tho past year and this last
sfaiction has well nigh Frustrated the
mother. The child's short s%oiourn on
earth brought much Joy to the house,
hold, and its death comes with stunning
force. The funeral services were held
this forenoon.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and LIVER Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never
fails to cure. Sold by DR.. Yanderhule.
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ProposaIs for Truck House.

PROPOSALS will be received until seven
= O'clock p. m. on Sept. "a, 1887, for the build
ing OF the city truck house according to plans
and specifications, which can be seen at Office
OF CITY clerk. A sufficient bono will be re-
CURED Of contractor for the faithful perform
ance of the work.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
Or all bids. M. p. GILMAN,
Yankton, Sept. 20, 1887. .
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Money to loan on real state or chattle
security. =. 81. VAa ANTWERP,
Abstract Office.
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WHY WILL you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, SO cts. and 81. Sold by DR.. Wander
hule.
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services.

The 4th quarterly meeting of this
conference year will be held at the NJ.
E. church In this city this evening and
tomorrow.
The Sabbath services will be Of great
interest. The 25th anniversary of the
church will be celebrated and the en-
tire debt of the society will be paid in
cash.
Presiding Elder Rev. Il. Hartsought
will be present to present the CLAIMS of
the church, and Rev. @. B. CLARK, pastor
OF the LIST M. E. church at Mitchell, will
preach. Rev. CLARK is spoken OF as one
OF the most eloquent divines in Dakota.
| Other ministers from abroad are expect
cd.
The evening service will consist Of
addresses from Rev. Dan Bradley OF
this city, Rev. O. B. CLARK, the pastor Of
the church and visiting brethren who
may be present.
The whole city is invited to partici-
pate in these services and rejoice with
the Methodist brethren in their growth
and prosperity.
PROGRAMME I'M HOURS OF SERVICE.
10 q. Move feast.
II q. m-Sermon,
IL m-Fiaancial statement and raising
of debt, followed by sacrament OF the
Lords supper and Sabbath school.
Evening service at 1880.
Programme FOR Parl0r Concert Held n
HRS. J. g. McVay's, Monday Evening
September &c,
Mrs. Young, MRS. Bradley. Msssrs Tanner sne
Young.
Arir, from stabet Mater 1885, Roasin
Prof. J.. T. Shaw.
song ff0' Mrs. q. NJ. Young. = MOTT
Piano Nursery Talea : Knllal
Miss Becky Palmer.
Rect. and ARA from Messiah . Handle
Mrs. D. F. Bradley.
| Trio. Ave Maria Msrchett
Misses Poore, Todd and CLARK,
Prof. Young.
Miss Fuller.
Song hfiAins Mrs. Bradles. s'h0s'
Piano, Selection st, Trovator
;. Miss Todd.
Quartette, Leak Kindly Light Buc
Messrs Tanner. Shaw, Young and Bradley.
} Appointments for tho Episcops
Church.
Preliminary meeting for white crol
/, Saturday evening at 1880 at guild hall.
i Sunday 1o;45 q. No. baptism, at / q. Z
holy confirmation and m by 81
bishop.
At 800 p. M. White cross for wome
AT 7:s0 white cross organisation Il
4 unu-Ea EJnx,tr oohn,.t
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personal.

FtZE
Bishop Hare arrived at $3.50 this after.
noon, via Mitchell.
j. NJ. King, went to Mitchell on bust
ness this forenoon.
]. F. Kellogg, of Mitchell, is register
ed at the Morrison.
L. W. Seaman, Of Tyndall, was in
Yankton last night.
AL E. Jones, of Sioux Falls, 10 II
Ysnkton IN Business.
=. Q. Kennedy. OF Parker, was a guest
at the Merchants last night.
Gen. W. H. H. Bsadle went east OF
tho Milwaukee this morning.
Commodore S. s. Coulson and family
returned from the east to-day.
j.. and V. Jauda and a. Youngworth
of Scotland, were in Yankton yesterday
Mrs. John 7. Coxhead arrived this
forenoon from a visit to her home in
England.
W. g. Press and wife returned this
afternoon from Armour. and are guests
at the Morrison.
Mrs. g. A. Wetter went to Chicago
this afternoon to meet her husband, who
is on his return from Europe.
Mrs. h. E.. KsoRh, of London, Eng
land, reached Yankton at noon to-day
Cor a visit with Mrs. W. A. Burleigh.
O, L. Bancroft, Gen. j. b. Dennis,
Charles Putney and John Hays left this
morning for st. Louis to attend the Ct.
A r. festivities.
Judge James Spencer and Dol. L. w.
Gcodner. stenographer, returned from
Vermillion last night, having finished
the court business there. They left for
Huron this morning.
Mrs. r. O. Wheelock, mother OF Mrs.
j. 81. Teller, and the infant daughter OF
John P. Crennan, reached Yankton last
night from, Toledo, Ohio, and will re-
main. Mrs. Wheelock will preside over
Mr.. Orennsn's household affairs.
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county during the coming year are re-
CURED to be IN attendance.
BY Order OF Territorial Board Of
Education, N. Nj. Hubs,
County Supt. OF Schools.
Sept. 9th, 1887.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF APP
petite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer is
g positive cure. Sold by DIR. Vanderhule.
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AT MAx,a.

The most complete and varied
assortment of dry goods ever
shown in YaEkton, just received.
AT MAX,S,
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]. r. Samborn Il Sons furniture
warerooms. A complete line OF all
GLASSES Of furniture, upholstering and
undertaking.
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Fancy jersey Sweet potatoes at
OaRNEy,s
House and e,erpe. Cleaning.

ItUuB6 anu uEpea
/ will be IN Yankton on the Bird of o.
tober and will be prepared to reosive
orders for house cleaning, carpet clean
ing, and all work connected with house
cleaning. My work has always given
satisfaction to the ladies Of Yankton and
I respectfully solicit q continuance OF
their patronage. Remember Tuesday,
Dot. Sd. PRoF. THos. DOUGLAS.
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Wanted.

Ten good teachers to ill positions ir
the public shoots ct Yankton county
Apply at once, N. M. HILL.
90. Supt, Sceols,
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Miss Annie Iverson has returned from
Minneapolis and is ready to do anything
in tbs line of dFessmakipg for ladies and
children at her home on Walnut street.
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DEB.

PIEROE-In Yapkton, on Thursday, septem-
Der 22nd. of old age, John Pierce, aged SO
years, at the residence of DR.. ] A. Potter.
Mr.. Pierce has resided for Same time
with his nephew, J. A. Potter, in Yank.
ton, and his friends, in this city have
ample oocasien to sincerely regret his
demise. The funeral which occurred
this afternoon, was largely attended.
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Qainces and sweet apples at
n. p,Ypyto
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a ID.

10 all who are suffering from the error nd
lndiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. loss OF manhood. &c., / Will send a recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In south
America, Send q seif-addressed envelope 10 the
REV. JOSEPH T. IsMAN. Station D, Neo York Cttu
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The boss screen doors at the st. Croi
Lumber compsny's yard.
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For Sale.

%NoR sALE-The scandinavian hotel. includ-
~ ing barn and lot, situated nearT Third stree
Fan Pine street, lowe YAnkton. on easy terms.
u q. W. ROBERTS.
a Real Estate Agent, Third street, Yankton
" Isbota r. E9H2 -WfEG
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The Yankton Wooden MIL

II you want first class FIannels,
Blankets, Yarn and Stockings Cheap, &c
to the Yankton Wooden Mill. Stockings
with Worsted Heels and Toes warranted
to year.. We don't ask you to come and
buy. but come and look at the stoci
before the assortment is gone.
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Mrs. r. T. Sullivan, teacher of music.
Residence. at Mrs. VanAntwerp. Cor.
9th & Pearl st. Will give hour Lessons at
reasonable terms. Orders left at Bruce's
store en- Third st. Please leave name
and address. and 1 will call on partier,
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4 LOB BALE-A frame dwelling house with six
I'D rooms, number one cellar, situated on
ssBroadwry, North Yankton; five minutes walk
From Northwestern depot; good barn, well and
S~oistern. Three lots surrounded with shade
grees, all fenced. Enquire of
4 G. w. ROBERTS.
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%NOR BALE-One twenty horse power boiler
~ and engine all in good order. Call on or
KARE & RIOHEY Yankton.
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DAKOTA NEWSPAPERS.

Sept. 9th, 1887.
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lou D-A gold watch charm. Apply at this
Office.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Increased Activity in Wheat. Accom-
panied by Slightly Higher Prices.
Light Transactions in Corn. the Market Clos
ing Firm and lligher-0ats Dull and Bas-
ier-Lard and Short Ribs Firmer.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.
The Dullest Day of the Week, tho Market
Closing Moderately Active and Firm.

The Dullest Day of the Week, tho Market
Closing Moderately Active and Firm.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Money call was easy
ut 405 per cent. closing offered at 4io.
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but firm and
changed.
The total sales of stocks to-day 233 $50
shares, including the following: Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western 27.650; Erie, 8, $50: Lake Shore.
4.940; Louisville g. Nashville. 3,510; Northwestern,
6,94O; Reading So, 600; st. Paul. IL, $50; Union
Pacific, %, 900; Western Union. 10, 100
The stock market to-day showed less animation
than on any previous day. this week. There
general disposition wait the issue of the bank state
ment in the forenoon and fluctuations. except in a
few stocks were exceedingly After the issue
of the statement, which considered very favor.
able. the market became positively dull although
better tone marked the dealings The foreigners did
little nothing. although the improved tone of the
foreign bourses was not without its effect. The coal
stocks. especially Reading and Lackawenna
conspicuously firm. There selling of Louis
vile Nashville early in the day. attributed to Lon.
don but its early losses were fully recovered before
the close.
3. The opening was steady most stocks being I'M
changed from yesterdays close. The market al.
NARROW limits. until late in the Afternoon when de-
cidedly firm tone developed, which lasted until
the close which was moderately active and firm gen
erly at fractions better than first prices. Sales,
23S $50 shares
Railroad bonds were fairly active and firm to strong
advances at the close being in the majority Sales.
81. 3bS. 600.
Government and State bonds were dull and steady.
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The K. of I. library is still growing. and
promises to be one OF the largest in the city be-
fore long
A z. of L. lodge was organized at Martins
ville last Monday night, with twenty seven
charter members.
Walter Vrooman, OF the Kansas City Organ
address the workingmen of the city, At the
Criminal Court room, this afternoon.
Martin Mueller. member of Typographical
Union, No. l. is in tie Pittsburg Hospital. very
low with consumption, and is not expected to re-
cover. His parents reside in this city.
Through the efforts Of the BARRIERS assembly,
the fire committee Of the City Council has in
structed Chief Webster to have the men in the
department. cult cutting hair at the engine
houses.
The building trades will hold a meeting to-
day, at o'clock. in Room 20, Iron Block. for
council Representatives will be present from
the carpenters, brick and stone-masons'. plas-
terers', painters and timers organizations.
Henry George Assembly is making an effort to
organize a cooperative company for the manu-
facture of matches. The shares of the company
are already on sale at $50 each. Each person is
limited to five shares and one vote But So is to
be paid down and the remainder at the rate of
fifteen cents per week
The differences between the members of the
Stone cutters Union and their bosses have been
amlcably settled and the men have all returned
TO work. An agreement has been reached by
which they will receive All cents per hour, eight
hours to constitute days work, with one hour
less on Saturday. The original demand was for
forty-five cents per hour.
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Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Cattle-Receipts: 20:
shipments, 400. Offerings consisted mainly of stuff
held over. Market stronger: choice heavy native
steers, "a. 80 $3.50; fair to good shipping steers
$40475; butchers steers fair to choice, $37O0
40; feeders. fair good 81 20 c31 10; Texans, COM
mon to choice. SO. 1914.
Hogs-Recepts. 600; shipments loo. The
market stronger: choice heavy and butchers ee'
ctions S.. SIS $40; packing, fair to good. IS
$3.50; Workers, medium to prime. $505.3O pigs,
common to good, S4.40D4.90.
steady; wooded fair to fancy. S3 0147O; clipped,
redum to choice, $2.s003.7O.
CHICAGO. April 23.-The Drovers' Journal
ports: Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments, none.
The market was strong and Zoe higher; shipping
stockers and feeders, $290D4.1O; cows bulls and
mixed SO. 2504 the bulk of the sales at 40
03 Is; Texas corn-fed cattle, SD SOO425.
market was strong and &c higher; rough and mixed.
IS Us as 40; packing and shipping $5.4O05.65;
light weights, 81 65 rs go skips, $3045O.
sTsss s11ss ,S 2oo wssTn Tas
tives. $3.50 80; lambs. $4.7505 60.
KANSAS CITY, April %. Cattle - Receipts
24l; shpments, none. The market was active
owing to light supply; good to choice shipping. $445
ers, So rs; feeding steers, So 800; cows.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 700. The
market was active and Sc higher, good to choice.
skins and pigs. S30OO4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments. none. The mar
ket was steady; good to choice, $2.7503.25; com.
mon to medium. $2.0O02.60.
EAST LIBERTY. April 23.--Cattle-R Receipts 152,
shipments, 209 Nothing doing; all through consign.
ments.
HOgss-Receipts. $500 shipments. $500. Market
sos common and light $500 25; pigs. S47505
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments, 1000. Market
hrm and shade higher than yesterday.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO,
Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce At the
Two Great Centers.

r
Two Great Centers.
q NEW YORK, April 3.-Flcur-Receipts, 49, 19
packages; EXPORTS 2 692 bbls and 2 725 sacks. The
market was dull but prices were without quotable
change; sales IL Ooo bbls.
Wheat--Receipts, $4,000 blu; exports 1885,
S79 bu Spot shade higher and moder.
atey active for export. Options advanced
Nose but closed weak, with slight reaction; sales
4.576,O0 blu futures and 212 900 bu spot; No. 2
spring nominal at 93c: ungraded red. s4097sse; No.
2 red 93iac elevator, 947s 1880 delivered oslo f.
g. o- b No red 97c No white 95,ac;, extra red,
ing at 927sc; May, 927s993c, closing at D27sc;
June. 92a 093c closing at 927sc; july 90 $3.50
closing at 81 SEC: September saas5so Closing at
924c October. 93l4c; November, 94ls 94l4c, clos
ing at 94l4c December, "a 15-16095i4c closing at
95ac May, 81 a 1.00I8c, closing at 81 001sc
Corn-Spot and options shade higher, closing
steady receipts. 490 bu; exports. 1922 bu sales,
5OlacF steamer, 4slac in elevator; No. 2. 4914c in
elevator. 50lac delivered; No. 2 white 49loc in ele
yator; No. 2 May, 49049 Lie. closing at 49c;
June 4s7s949c closing at ace; July, 497s05Oc,
closing at 1896; August, 50ssc, closing at 50aac
Oats shade stronger receipts % 900 bu exports,
20 bu; sales TO 900 bu futures, 112 600 ba spot;
mixed Western, SO 037c; white Western, SO 042c.
hay steady and in moderate inquiry.
Cofee--Spot fair Rio firm at 16iac; options active
l4.soe: May, I4soai5ooc; June Is 10 Is. I5e;
July. l5. goo 1886; August 10. 4O@1 L. SOC; Sep
temoer, 1o.4OQ l0.OOc; OCTOBER, Id OOU 1O.IUc;
November 1900 bis. zoe; December. 1860
1919; January. Is. coo IS 75c. February, 1880
10. Soc March, 1880. Sugar dull and unchanged
refined quiet. Molasses quiet aud unchanged. Rice
steady, with fair demand
Taow steady. Rosin dull.
13c
Lard couple points higher, butless active; West
ern steam. spot. 7.42l2c: NAV. 7.4o07.41c june
z4707 Acc; July 7.5307.54c; August, 7.610
7.65c; October. 7.74c; city steam, 7.15c.
Butter unchanged and quiet Cheese quiet and
6rmer.
CHICAGO. April 23.--The wheat market was one
OF activity to-day. Values kept within range
o. Pc and closed for the day slightly higher than
yesterday The closing figures are nearly the same
IS those current at the close of trading week
Local influences controlled the market. usual and
neither crop advices nor foreign news had any effect
upon the course of prices, The export cearings
from the seabosrd aggregated 207 600 bushels and
y was estimated that the visible supply would dis
close decrease of about i, 000, 600 bushels May
delivery opened at Sac sold to 81 lac. declined to
s5.sc and closed for the day at Silad "a 3sc. The
trading in corn was rather light but the market
ruled arm and closed fraction higher, owing to a
good shipping demand and light receipts. Oats were
uuh and closed a shade easier. Mess pork was mr.
changed Lard and short ribs lightly traded in,
put closed q shade frmer. The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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goods per gal. S1.1S. Sugars-Cutloaf, Glucose;
granuated &c: standard A, 5ssc.
On the Noduce Exchange to-day the butter market
quiet; creamery. 10 023e; dairy Is G21c. Eggs.
110il4c.
Receipts-Flour, 10. 900 bbls: wheat 14O 900 bu:
corn 6S 900 bu; oats 80 900 bu; rye 1000 bu;
barley. 10000 bu. Shiprnents--Flour, 1000 bbs;
wheat, 6 900 bu; corn. II, 900 bu oats sc 900 Blu;
rye. none barley. 1000 bu.
BALTIMORE. April 23.-Wheat-western shade
armer: No. winter red SPOT. a1ss092c; May. 91A
091 7sc june 81 s692c; july 81 & 81 bsc Corn
Western firmer and duh; mixed. spot 467s047lsc;
April, 47l4c asked May, 47le 047l9c; June 4719D
4Sc July 47a4c bid. Oats frmer and quiet; Western
white. 3603Sc: Western mixed. 34l2 036c. Provis-
ions steady with fair inquiry Eggs lower at 11la0
12c. Coffee higher; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair.
l5Ss616lec. Other articlss unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 4, 339 bbls; wheat. % 600 bu; $500
bu: oats. 8 200 bu rye. 700 Blu. SAipments-Flour.
%, 253 bols; wheat, 81. 400 bu; corn, AZ, S00bu.
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A special feature of the evening was the drill by
Division 2. Uniform Rank, K of P, under COM
mand of DIR. HeisKel.
Zaiser G. Stegman have shipped full outfit Of
officers and members badges 20 Fidelity Lodge,
at Louisville Ths executive board have ap-
proved the code of bylaws of this lodge and
passed the highest compliments on them for the
full careful and complete manner in which they
were prepared.
Mercantile, No. H. held a pleasant entertain
ment on Wednesday evening. A select audi
ence enjoyed we'll rendered programme. Mr..
Dryers address on the good of the order was ex-
special features of the order in attractive
manner. Master Freddie >Olsen's recitations
were highly appreciated. The piano duet by
the Misses j. May Miller and Cora Proudfoot
was artistically executed An hour spent
most pleasantly in a social dance. The music
was furnished by Messrs. Gausepohl and Devine.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF THE GOLDEN RULE.
Comrade James NJ South is sick with catarrhal
fever.
Castle Marion had a pleasant social last
Vedn esday evening.
Castle Marion will have an applicant for
initiation on Wednesday evening.
woMANs RELIEF CORPS.
Corps will give a social next Saturday evening
George H Chapman ". R c. will hold a
specially interesting meeting on next Wednes-
day afternoon.
The ladies' relief workers of George 81. Thomas
Post have recently been doing some good work
on the South Side among the families OF old
soldiers in need. They found several cases of
extreme distress among the families of old vet
Grams,
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The Building Associations.


Indianapolis seems likely to have a hundred
building associations before the beginning Of
1883.
The money of the associations is being sold at
an average premium Of 10 cents per share per
week
The natural gas boom has begun to affect the
associations. and tho demand for money is al
ready far beyond the supply. The unprecedented
demand has had the effect of increasing prem
iums very materially.
The North Side association will hold its annual
election of directors on May at the corner Of
st. Joseph and Illinois streets. W. h. Stringer,
the secretary. is preparing his annual report,
which will make good showing.
Judge Howe has decided tina. where a secre-
tary loses associations money in bank he
cannot be held responsible for it because he had
it deposited In his own name. II authorized by
the directors to place the money On deposit.
The Hoosier association will issue its sixth
series OF stock on May The association is one
of the few that has always maintained that low
premiums were the most beneficial to all con-
cerned, and at time have it's premiums been
allowed to go beyond cents per share. On
account Of low premiums quite a number of per-
sons have recently withdrawn from other socie-
ties and entered it.
|. The Shelby-street Building Loan and Saving
Association was organized last Tuesday, and
elected the following officers: President, VIM.
Beatty; vice president. Anton Schmidt; treas
urer VIM. Fl. Harmoning; secretary, Emmett
Il. hose, OOaru OF directors, Anton Schmidt,
| Chris Roopke, John Irish, VIM. D. Thieke, and
Peter and Michael Derith. The capita. stock
is $50 900. consisting of $50 shares of 5000 EACH
| The subscribers to stock met Saturday evening
at the Shelby House, and perfected its organi-
| cation.
The McCarty-street Saving and Loan Associa-
ton has been incorporated. with a capital stock
| Of 100000, with the following officers: Presi-
| dent, Wenzel kautsky: vice-president. VIM
Richter: treasurer. Fred Miller; secretary,
| Adolph Cabel. These gentlemen, with J. g.
| Fahrier. John Brickler, Robert Kempf, Edward
| Brady and Charles Baden. constitute the board
of directors. The directors OF the new associa-
| ton met last night. at the corner of Delaware
and McCarty streets, and adopted constitution
and bylaws.